Verified payouts
When we withdraw from an operator and reconcile the transaction, the hash goes here. Not a screenshot, not a duration, not a claim relayed from somewhere else — a hash you can paste into a block explorer and check without us.
What a reconciled payout will look like
The table below is the shape of the record. It has no rows because we have not completed a withdrawal yet. The first row that appears will also move that operator out of the SEED band and lift the 85-point cap on its total.
No reconciled payouts yet. We only publish hashes we have.
| Casino | Chain | Amount | Asset | Date | Transaction hash |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No reconciled payouts yet. We only publish hashes we have. | |||||
The rule
- One row per withdrawal we made ourselves, from our own funds.
- The transaction hash and the chain are published, so the payment can be verified without our word for it.
- We do not publish withdrawal durations. A duration is a measurement we would have to ask you to trust; a hash is not.
- We do not republish hashes sent to us by an operator or by a third party as if they were ours. If someone sends us a payout to look at, it is a report, and it goes through the same checks.
Have a payout we should look at?
Send it with the transaction hash and the chain. We will check it against the operator and say publicly what we found, including if we found nothing.